Cookie Cutter Towns (to move, teacher, places)

[NYC1DAY]

Originally Posted by DeaconJ

Um...papi...cookie-cutter towns is the actual topic. Are you on topic, papi?

How ignorant to admonish others for being off topic when you are WAY off topic yourself.

Cookie cutter is with food though too, but you still fail to realize that

Everyone in this thread has been off topic from the beginning.

What is your point? If you dont like how this thread is off topic that I created then go to another thread

Start a thread about how you think Alabama is progressive. And post pics of people stuffing their face with chick-fil-a while watching Nascar

[johnatl]

Originally Posted by TANaples

What is in Upstate NY? MOUNTAINS! They are called the Catskills and the Adirondacks. Where do you people think NYC gets its water? The Hudson River around Manhattan?

No, it cannot be duplicated even by people, as I said, who lived in NYC taking their receipes elsewhere.

What is in North Georgia? MOUNTAINS! They are called the Blue Ridge, part of the Appalachian chain - JUST LIKE YOURS.

Where do you people think Atlanta gets its water? From the Atlantic Ocean?

[nycricanpapi]

You say that, because you're from ATL. But lets be real Why do a lot of tourists come to NY and they fall in love with NY pizza? Because NY pizza is NY pizza for a reason.

Originally Posted by johnatl

I know no such thing. I'll put our pizzerias AND our water up against New Yorks versions of both ANY DAY.

[TANaples]

Originally Posted by johnatl

What is in North Georgia? MOUNTAINS! They are called the Blue Ridge, part of the Appalachian chain - JUST LIKE YOURS.

Where do you people think Atlanta gets its water? From the Atlantic Ocean?

Who knows? Maybe that is the "key" ingredient. Does Atlanta flouride their water?

[Rachael84]

You never hear anyone say, "I'm going to Atlanta to have their famous pizza." lol he's really just making stuff up at this point.

[Rachael84]

It's not just where the water comes from, but what's put into it and how much of it. If there is more fluoride and chlorine for example, it will affect how food is made.

[TANaples]

But to get back to the OP, I STILL nominate Florida, specially Naples, as a cookie cutter town.

NYC a cookie cutter town? With 17th century buildings? I don't think so.

[NYC1DAY]

Originally Posted by Rachael84

You never hear anyone say, "I'm going to Atlanta to have their famous pizza." lol he's really just making stuff up at this point.

No. I think it is Boston, Chicago, Philly, the whole state of NJ and NYC that have the best pizza

All of those cities have the biggest italian population

[johnatl]

Originally Posted by Rachael84

You never hear anyone say, "I'm going to Atlanta to have their famous pizza." lol he's really just making stuff up at this point.

So, you're calling me a liar now?

[Rachael84]

Please...quit making up things in your little mind that you wish people say about your city. I haven't laughed this hard in a while. Atlanta pizza just as famous as NY pizza... lol.